Senator Pauline Hanson has blasted Labor’s plan to repatriate people linked to Islamic State, calling it reckless and dangerous. She says ISIS fighters and their families should face prison, not freedom, to protect national security.

Senator Malcolm Roberts has condemned mass immigration policies for endangering Australians and straining housing, hospitals, and infrastructure. He says both major parties have failed and is calling for stronger border protections, tougher checks, and a renewed focus on national unity.

Senator Malcolm Roberts has called for laws to ban burning the Australian flag, saying it symbolises the spirit of the nation. With over 50,000 signatures backing One Nation’s petition, Roberts joined Hanson and Whitten in urging Australians to unite and protect national pride.

One Nation pushed for an immigration enquiry, but Labor, Liberals & Greens blocked it. See how your Senators voted—One Nation will keep fighting for Australia.

Senator Malcolm Roberts has sought clarity on reports of a housing deal involving overseas workers, warning it could affect local builders and jobs. He is calling for government transparency to ensure housing policies serve Australia’s best interests.

One Nation senators will move to restore biological definitions of men and women in law, with Senator Pauline Hanson pledging to protect women's rights from radical gender ideology. The party says Labor’s changes to the Sex Discrimination Act have undermined decades of progress.

Senator Pauline Hanson has criticised WA’s new curriculum and failing classroom discipline, warning that students are being denied lessons on history, citizenship, and national values. Hanson says the system is in “absolute mess” and betraying teachers and children.

Thousands of Australians marched nationwide on August 21 to protest Labor’s mass immigration agenda. In Yeppoon, up to 1,000 locals proudly rallied for national unity and secure borders, reflecting growing frustration with the Albanese government.

Senator Malcolm Roberts says Prime Minister Albanese ridicules instead of addressing concerns over the World Economic Forum’s influence on Labor policy. Roberts claims WEF-linked agendas endanger farmers, home ownership, and Australia’s sovereignty.

Senator Malcolm Roberts has blasted Prime Minister Albanese for unfairly cutting crossbench staff, accusing him of crippling opposition voices and abusing taxpayer funds. Roberts says the move undermines democracy and reflects fear of One Nation’s rise.